Motorcycle Accessories

These motorcycle accessories will make riding and owning a motorcycle even more pleasurable. We scour the web for the latest motorcycle accessories such as luggage solutions, GPS modules, tools and apparel each week and share our thoughts on them here. Be sure to check back for regular updates.

Riding Gear – Beeline Moto GPS Review

What is needlessly complicated, very fragile and costs almost $2000AUD? The iPhone 11 Pro. You’d think that after 13 years making phones Apple would have improved durability, right? That’s what I thought, but it turns out I was very wrong. So wrong that I broke two iPhone 11 Pro cameras within days…

Dainese Smart Jacket Motorcyclist Airbag

Motorcyclist airbag suits are compulsory for MotoGP riders and are soon to be required for American Flat Track racers as well. Now more everyday riders are considering acquiring some of that safety tech for themselves – and more than a few riding gear companies are willing to oblige. With numerous ways to…

Subscription Boxes for Motorcyclists

The subscription box business model has been around for a few years now. The basic concept is that for a set fee each month subscribers receive a random range of gear related to a personal interest. It’s a great way to discover new products and save some money since the contents of…

Ultimate Gifts for Motorcyclists Guide 2019

Every year my family struggles to find me the right Christmas gifts. They know I’m obsessed with motorcycles but have no idea what style of bikes I’m into, what riding gear I like to wear or even what motorcycles I actually own. So despite my obvious obsession with two wheels I usually…

Gear Review – GEAR’D ZX2-1116 Watch

The Gear’d Hardware ZX2-116 Stealth watch is one tough timepiece. US-based watch manufacturer Gear’d Hardware is the brainchild of Kris Cram, a competitive bodybuilder, and self-confessed horsepower addict. Kris created Gear’d Hardware after being unable to find a watch that could handle the rigors of a rugged, active lifestyle. His company manufactures…

Motorcycle Accessories

Riding Gear – Leatherman Wave Plus Multi Tool

If you’ve ever performed side-of-the-road maintenance on your motorcycle, you know even simple fixes are impossible without the right tools. Leatherman has been keeping riders, adventurers, and hobbyists supplied with the right tools for more than 30 years. Now they’ve improved upon their best-selling multitool with the Wave Plus. By making the…

Riding Gear – Ottolock Cinch Lock

Opportunity theft happens when a less-than-upstanding member of society sees something valuable and decides to make it their own. Your motorcycle helmet for example. You’re just heading in for a flat white and leave it perched atop your seat. When you return, it’s no longer there and you realize you’ve just been…

Go Left – Flat Track Apparel by 100MPH

In recent years flat track racing has taken the custom motorcycle world by storm. Sideburn magazine paved the way with their ‘Dirt Quake’ event in the UK. Now similar “run what you brung” events have popped up all over the world. Inspired by these events 100MPH has created this special Flat Track…

Riding Gear – Cardo PackTalk Slim

Using headsets to stay connected in a group ride can make things a lot easier, or a lot more frustrating if connections keep dropping. Cardo, a company out of Texas, has been making wireless communication devices since 2003. The Cardo PackTalk Slim is their latest helmet headset that solves connectivity issues and…

Riding Gear – SKRAM Motorcycle Glasses

Riding a motorcycle can be a dangerous business. There’s plenty of riding gear out there to keep your head, hands, torso, legs and feet safe, but what about protecting your most important riding tool, your eyes? Those who wear visorless open-face or 3/4 helmets are at the greatest risk of injury. Low…

Gear REVIEW – Halley Helmet Stand

I don’t know about you, but I treat my motorcycle helmet like a newborn. I spent a small fortune purchasing it and consider it to be my most precious item of riding gear. So leaving it sitting on the kitchen bench or on top of my dusty wardrobe never felt quite right.…